In the PBS series, Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures, take a voyage to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, learn about why sharks are at risk, follow along with a gray whale as it navigates an ...

The Gardner Pinnacles are all that is visible of the world's largest volcano Pūhāhonu. NOAA The biggest volcano on Earth may lie hidden in the sea 590 miles (952 kilometers) northwest of ...

In the monument, whale songs were heard most at Middle Bank, just beyond Kauai, and gradually decreased farther to the northwest, reaching a minimum level at Gardner Pinnacles.

Gardner Pinnacles appear barren but host several species of seabirds and is part of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2005. (Lucy Pemoni/AP via CNN Wire) ...

HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Mauna Loa could lose its title as the largest volcano in the world. Researchers from UH Manoa recently found that The Gardner Pinnacles, also known by its ...

The small peaks above sea level have also been known as “Gardner Pinnacles.” American whaler Maro first sighted Pūhāhonu in 1820, and the crew of a Russian vessel first landed on it in 1828.

The visible islands atop Puhahonu have been known as Gardner Pinnacles, but the study team hopes to bring attention to its proper name. Said study lead Michael Garcia, "We are sharing with the ...

"Nihoa, Necker, French Frigate Shoals, Gardner Pinnacles, Maro Reef, Laysan, Lisianski, Pearl and Hermes Atoll, Midway, Kure - the remote, uninhabited Northwestern Hawaiian Islands form a 1,100-mile ...

Haines estimates the moth arrived in Hawaii about 15 million years ago, alighting on Gardner Pinnacles, the largest target in the island chain at the time — at about 13,000 feet in elevation and ...

The small peaks above sea level have also been known as “Gardner Pinnacles.” American whaler Maro first sighted Pūhāhonu in 1820, and the crew of a Russian vessel first landed on it in 1828.

The small peaks above sea level have also been known as “Gardner Pinnacles.” American whaler Maro first sighted Pūhāhonu in 1820, and the crew of a Russian vessel first landed on it in 1828.

Gardner Pinnacles appear barren but host several species of seabirds and is part of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2005.